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Tuesday, 11 December 2012

London lost in an Alien Nation

Shock. This is the word that best sums up my reaction to
today’s 2011 census results, and yet, what they revealed was not unexpected. Still,
seeing the stark reality of the statistics underscoring the rapid demographic
shift in our country is alarming. What is particularly symbolic is the fate of
London, nominally still our capital, but in an affective and emotional sense,
no longer so, for London is revealed not only to have ceased to be an English
city, but a British one too. We native White British are now in a minority in
our own capital city, comprising a mere 45% share compared to 55% alien; a
staggering decline in a decade, from the figure of 58% in 2001. How could this
have come to be? Moreover, in the time that has elapsed since the census was
taken, our share will have fallen further still. London is a lost city; a space rather than a place in which globalism rules.

The Scots may have Edinburgh, the Welsh Cardiff and the
Irish Dublin as their capitals, and they are still Scottish, Welsh and Irish
cities, but what we do we English have? Where is our capital? No longer is
London ours. Where then, should be our national spiritual home? London no
longer fits the bill. Alfred’s old capital of Winchester perhaps? York?
Worcester? Where? Where is England? Where is its heart? Where are we English now
able to feel comfortably at home? What has become of our country? Are we
permitted to possess a territory that we can call our own, or are we to become
fully dispossessed of what should by natural right be ours? We will, doubtless, be compelled to 'celebrate' this alleged 'diversity'.

In England and Wales, the Muslim population increased dramatically from 3.0% in 2001 to 4.8% (some 2.7 million people) in 2011. The percentage of people in England and Wales describing themselves as 'White British' declined from 87.5% to 80%. Similar processes are at play in France, and as can be seen here, French social attitudes now display a deep sense of unease with respect to the changes wrought in that country through decades of mass immigration and the rapid growth of the Islamic population.

21 comments:

Why are you shocked? What exactly have you expected ? Just walk around with open eyes..

And those numbers, as alarming as they may seem, are sugarcoated still - of that I am shure. But relax.. the same thing happens to Berlin, whrere I live. (If that thought is relaxing - a problem shared.. you know..)

perhaps we should be happy it only happens to or in the capital city, so we can move away someday and enjoy our country where it is still our country - those "boring backwater areas" we laughed at when we were younger...

And if you think the capital is the heart of ones country, then you better get used to living in a heartless one.. I already gave up on some areas of Berlin, but the situation in London looked far worse to me - and that was 8 years ago!

The 'shocked' aspect is my emotional reaction, for this result is not at all unexpected. Nonetheless, it does make me feel uncomfortable. That Berlin and Toronto have also trodden this path does not make for reassuring news; Paris and many other European cities are heading the same way. It seems to be a malaise common to the majority of European societies.

As I said RH, the shock was my emotional reaction, not my intellectual one; it was a visceral response. These figures were in line with my expectations, and as others have pointed out elsewhere, they do not include the illegal immigrants who for obvious reasons will not have been counted.

Well, it's a pity that WWI ever took place, let alone WWII. The two World Wars crippled our economy as well as killing and maiming millions of our people. What a waste. How would the world have looked today without those wars? A daft question perhaps, but an entertaining counterfactual history to entertain during an idle moment.

I wouldn't say it was. Unquestionably, we in Britain and the other European countries lost our best men in those conflicts (particularly WW1) and we would be immeasurably better-off in many ways if they hadn't occured. I think WW2 really finished this country. The Marxist cult of PC to which all of the so-called 'mainstream' parties adhere to wouldn't have many followers if Adolf Hitler hadn't discredited normal national feelings.

Some basic rules that were valid during and after WWII:1. skin colour is less relevant than cultural loyalties2. financing babies is stupid. People who cannot afford to feed their children, should not have children.3. if the schools still taught the British Civil Code and enforced equality and integration, there would be no problem.4. no dole for people who have never worked.5. No inverse-racism, a mugger does not get a free pass for 'cultural sensitivity'. GBH = prison & being insulting should not mean going to prison if you are a white, non-muslim.

Quite what enforcing 'equality and integration' would mean I am not sure, but if you mean ensuring that all must respect and adhere to the same law that does not make special exceptions for minorities (unless it happens to be for the English in London - such as an insistence upon the use of English in English-minority schools) then that's fine.

Did you watch last nights qUestion time if you didnt ,watch it on i player they discuss this very subject and the panel was filled mainly with britiain hating anti white liberal morons who feel it is something to celebrate if you want to know why the countrys screwed just listen to these leftys its un beleivable

You say that ...Dublin is still an Irish city. Of course it is, although the city has always had a cosmopolitan flair. After all Ireland was not subjected to anything like the onslaught of aliens the UK and other Western European cities suffered. During the boom years there was a massive influx of Eastern Europeans particularly from Poland, but it still has a European 'ambiance'. Thank God, the recession has so far protected us from being overwhelmed by Third World scroungers.

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